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'All kinds of not good stuff', says survivor of Brantford's Mohawk Institute (opens the original)
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Sherlene Bomberry spent much of Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday sitting on a chair watching a sea of people in orange shirts walk freely up the laneway to the former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford. “I remember when I first came here when I was 10, it was a lifetime of prison going up these steps and staying here. The separation; all kinds of not good stuff,” recalled the 70-year-old Six Nations woman who attended the Mush Hole – the name many res
Brantford's Mohawk Institute Residential School a moving experience (opens the original)
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Sherlene Bomberry spent much of Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday sitting on a chair watching a sea of people in orange shirts walk freely up the laneway to the former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford. “I remember when I first came here when I was ten, it was a lifetime of prison going up these steps and staying here. The separation; all kinds of not good stuff,” recalled the 70-year-old Six Nations woman who attended the Mush Hole – the name many re
Norfolk Studio Tour offers glimpse of artists and their studios (opens the original)
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Art lovers were able to get a behind-the-scenes look over the weekend at how local art is created, and the people behind that work. The Norfolk Studio Tour featured 26 artists at 20 different studio stops, including the Lynnwood Arts Centre in downtown Simcoe. “Lynnwood Arts took over the Norfolk Studio Tour three years ago,” said Carole Aeschelmann, director of Lynwood Arts Centre. “This year, because it’s our last year in this building – we’re moving over to the Norfolk Archives building — we
Brant Pride Joy wraps up five months of events in Brant County (opens the original)
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While many communities across Canada observe Pride month in June, Brant Pride’s season lasts over five months, culminating with the third annual Brant Pride Joy event on Sunday at Lions Park in Paris. “We start in May and do small events,” noted Brant Pride founder Rubyyy Jones. “One of the purposes of that is, there’s this argument of ‘stop sexualizing children’ and I feel like ‘stop sexualizing us’. We don’t like the way we are so often reduced to that. We are people beyond our sexuality. We’r
Day and Stay program reopens at John Noble Home (opens the original)
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Clients, staff and dignitaries gathered at the John Noble Home in Brantford to celebrate the reopening of its Day and Stay program on Friday after three years of construction. Improvements to the now-37,000 square foot facility that houses the Day and Stay program include a new activity room, new windows and flooring in the bedrooms, improved lighting, heating, and air conditioning, larger wheelchair accessible washrooms, and an overall freshening up of the area. During the construction, Day and
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